How on Earth are they the Walmart of healthcare? Kaiser is the model of long-term healthcare which looks at medical costs not as a one-time fee for a single issue but rather as an investment in health which pays off in the long run.

Why are you certain that you have sleep apnea? Is something else causing you to have poor sleep? Check with your doctor/insurance about a follow-up in-lab test... some insurance will allow a follow-up in-lab test assuming you were not positive during a home test (assuming your doc BELIEVES you have sleep apnea).

You're not going to find a reliable overnight tracking app / device without spending some money.

If you're concerned and want to actually improve your health, see a doctor and get things done by the books. You'll need it done that way, anyhow, to get insurance reimbursement for testing and therapy (assuming you need it!).

OK. Gun-loving people of Reddit: Please someone read this article and provide me an actual counter-argument supported by data and studies. I know that there are people who are up to the task and I know that there are data and studies out there that paint at least a slightly different picture.

I'm a gun-hater, but the truth is most important and this article does a good job of arguing for tighter gun laws. Someone help me see the other side of the debate please.

Consider the subtleness of the sea; how its most dreaded creatures glide under water, unapparent for the most part, and treacherously hidden beneath the loveliest tints of azure. Consider also the devilish brilliance and beauty of many of its most remorseless tribes, as the dainty embellished shape of many species of sharks. Consider once more, the universal cannibalism of the sea; all whose creatures prey upon each other, carrying on eternal war since the world began.

Consider all this; and then turn to this green, gentle, and most docile earth; consider them both, the sea and the land; and do you not find a strange analogy to something in yourself? For as this appalling ocean surrounds the verdant land, so in the soul of man there lies one insular Tahiti, full of peace and joy, but encompassed by all the horrors of the half known life. God keep thee! Push not off from that isle, thou canst never return!

Two of Trump's biggest enablers in congress are CA Republicans. There are 14 congressional seats held by Republicans in CA. This is fundraising for Trump's ALLIES, not Trump. It's trying to make sure guys like Nunes and Rorabacher can stay around to run interference on Trump's behalf.

This is the answer. Also, all you need to do is visit OC or some of the rural areas for this to make sense. It's not like Californians are all wearing Bernie beanies and smoking pot. There are areas of California where people like this are severely unwelcome.

Why Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from the Russia Investigation, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein & Appointment of Special Counsel Mueller;

10th of July, 2017 is an important date to remember

President Trump met with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov and Ambassador Kislyak, we know thanks to the Russian press. Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak is the reason why National Security Adviser Flynn resigned/plead guilty to charges, moreover Attorney General Sessions recused himself from the Russia inquiry due to his contacts with Kislyak during the campaign. Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov met with President Trump a day after President Trump fired FBI Director Comey.[1] Sergey Lavrov and Russian Ambassador Kislyak entered the oval office, the American press were
barred from entering the room.[2] Earlier in the day at one point Lavrov made a joke to the media feigning ignorance of Comey's firing, “Was he fired?” he sarcastically asked. “You are kidding. You are kidding.”.[3]

It was a curious choice for a meeting that took place less than a day after Trump fired FBI Director James B. Comey, who was leading the investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russian officials.

Former Russian Ambassador Kislyak

You may recognize Kislyak as he's at the center of Special Counsel Mueller's investigation.[4]

One of the people at the center of the investigation, the former Russian ambassador to the US Sergey Kislyak, received $120,000 ten days after the election of Donald Trump. Bankers flagged it to the US government as suspicious in part because the transaction, marked payroll, didn’t fit prior pay patterns.

...Special counsel Robert Mueller’s team, charged with investigating Russian election interference and possible collusion by the Trump campaign, is examining these transactions and others by Russian diplomatic personnel, according to a US official with knowledge of the inquiry. The special counsel has broad authority to investigate “any matters” that “may arise” from his investigation, and the official said Mueller’s probe is following leads on suspicious Russian financial activity that may range far beyond the election.

Disgraced former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn

National Security Adviser Flynn was fired after it came out that he was in contact with Kislyak multiple times during and after the campaign where they allegedly discussed Russian sanctions,[5] he didn't disclose it.[6] Following this scandal Michael Flynn was charged with willfully and knowingly making false statements to the FBI,[7] he pled guilty and is cooperating with Special Counsel Mueller.[8]

Attorney General Jeff Sessions recused himself from the Russia investigation, citing Justice Department regulations, led to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein & the appointment of Special Counsel Mueller

Moreover President Trump's Attorney General Jeff Sessions met Kislyak during the campaign,[9] he was forced to recuse himself from the Russia investigation.[10] AG Sessions cited Title 28, Chapter 1, Section 45.2 of the Code of Federal Regulation, titled "Disqualification arising from personal or political relationship" as the reason as to why he recused himself from the Russia investigation.[11] Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein took over the Russia inquiry and subsequently appointed Special Counsel Mueller.[12] Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein is a Republican, who appointed former FBI Director and Republican Robert Mueller as Special Counsel and was lauded by the Republican party,[13] Rosenstein was nominated by President Trump.[14]

While the investigation has led to a few dozen indictments, several arrests, guilty pleas, and President Trump's former Campaign Manager Paul Manafort's imprisonment, the GOP has completely changed their tune as they seek to impeach Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein even though the investigation continues to uncover crimes.[15]

I don't think McHugh will be affected by the Osuna trade at all. Giles was sent in that deal and Giles had been closing throughout the earlier part of the year. I suppose we're yet to see where they'll have Osuna pitch, but it still seems likebthey pitch in totally different situations.

What kind of value could I get for Kyle Tucker in a keeper league? I know the guy isnt up yet but I could keep him in the last round for 2 years until his value resets to the ADP. Prospect fiend wants him from me and I need some pitching help

You able to win this year? If so, maybe a pitcher in the 40-50 range? Hard to say at this point since he's completely untested. That being said, if he pans out, he could be worth a top 30 SP next year, and a top 20 the following year if he keeps progressing.

Geez, I remember being frustrated while reading Reddit comments earlier this year regarding dynasty leagues and where to value Bregman. I stayed true to what I expected of him, but I really want to find those people that said he was overvalued and parade them, tar-and-feathered, around the front page.

No one is mentioning this, but from the Astros fan side of things, Jake is a terrific defensive player. Since 2015, he's the 17th best OF for defensive contribution to WAR. Even if he's a bit below average on offense, he's worth having on the team due to his fielding. He's been playing below below average, though, so he likely needs to get his shit together with a trip down. Someone else mentioned this as a "get-right" trip, and I concur.